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Environmental Commission approves April work plan; staff to recommend CAP cost‑benefit analysis before adoption
Summary
The commission approved its updated work plan with three staffing/subcommittee changes, received updates on the native plant policy, the mobility element, the Climate Action Plan (CAP) and a proposed food service plastic ordinance, and staff said it will recommend a cost‑benefit analysis be added to the CAP process before council adoption.
The Encinitas Environmental Commission voted to approve its work plan for the coming period with three adjustments to subcommittee assignments and membership.
Commission staff summarized the work‑plan items. Highlights included: the native plant policy draft ordinance (a public workshop was held March 24), the mobility element draft (staff expect the draft to be presented to City Council for briefing when all five council members are available), an updated five‑year Climate Action Plan (CAP) draft that the city will now seek…
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